>> reporter: in napa valley, john ramos, kpix5. >> napa valley is name us for is name us for its cabernets. > >> we are dealing with heat and we are talking about power. but, power. but, this heat and all this climate change in the drought is affecting agriculture. >> and we talked about the fact you might see that shift. that is one way to try to adapt to it. focus on mitigation. and adapt to climate change as it is is happening. we have to adapt to the heat as it is happening.h temperatures tomorrow will drop slightly. it will still be hot, but not as drop. sparking a few thunderstorms in the north of the bay area. then, the heat dome flexes its muscles. it will will accepted more hot air into the bay area thursday. that's the hottest day we have to put up with. but it will still be plenty toasty for friday. so these long duration heat waves, we have to talk about the impact impact of climate change. becaue it becomes more likely. this heat advisory is still in effect effect through thursday around the bay. the excessive heat warning is in effect. climate change has a big role to play in

valley grape growers, napa valley vintners and visit napa valley. join together to pay almost $100,000 for 24, 7 monitoring of the cameras from early september to november gets the firefighters on scene. >> even in a minute sooner than they would have been. otherwise, it's it's worth doing. and it's another tool in the tool box, along with many others to just try to help minimize the likelihood of wildfires and that the county, the sensors are located on atlas peak clover flat and diamond mountain. after the 3 month period, the wind groups are going to follow up with napa county officials. >> one of the things we want to confirm is whether or not the early provide a noticeable advantage to the firefighters in getting to a fire. preliminary indications are it might, but we want to make sure that we've got the data to verified. gayle ong kron, 4 news. all right. keeping a close eye on the wildfires and the potential impacts am on us. >> back here at home, john has been tracking that air quality and not so much here in the bay area that. >> he said are

napa valley. napa valley. the way they grow grapes here is not only providing some protection from heat but may be offering the industry a way to get double the double the crop on the same amount of land. by 2:00 p.m., is 115 degrees in mark niels rutherford vineyard. yesterday was even hotter. he has seen a t in his 56 years of farming. >> this one here is catching my. w was yesterday and the previous one was 77 or 76 here in napa v. napa valley. >> reporter: neal began helping his dad grow grapes at age 8. bought his first tractor at age 9 and became something of of mak in the valley. in 1984 he was the first grower to be certifie. certified organic. he also invented a system for lighting p his vineyard, pioneering the idea of harvesting grapes in the the midnight hour. it is his latest innovation drawing attenn drawing attention. along each r, each row, neal has planted two grapevines. one on top of the . the other. >> this vine is catching the sus and down here, you can see we have shady going

da lin is napa valley. we begin with meteorologist paul heggen. >> one bit of good news is thate timing of the onset of the dangerous teat has been pushed back by one bay. tomorrow is still going to be a hot date in. a hot date inland. the excessive heat warning is in effect through tuesday for him parts of of the bay area. high temperatus will range from the mid to uppes in the santa clara valley to around 100 degrees in the northy to 100 to 110 degrees in the eat bay. marin county has a heat ad. people in these areas don't have air conditioning. try to limitr exertion outside. find some air conditioning when you can. havea backup plan. make sure you are g hydrated. as a dangerous he kics in, 5 to 10 degrees above avera. 10 degrees above average. 15 to 20 degrees above average furthe. monday, look how far above normal temperatures will be. that is where we are concerned about dangerous heat. this is ay heat. this is already hot time f year. monday will be the hottest day. tuesday is going to be rit at its

>> reporter: in napa valley, john rain is, kpix 5. >> that is >> that is brilliant. he had a t tell him how that would work. >> a good botanist. the meteorologiss botanist. the meteorologist says this will continue. that is one one of the things we focus on with climate change is mitigation and adaptation. can e can change what is happening right now. it is still hot. >> for all of us here, it is survival. take us through what we can expect. > >> some subtle ups and downs. kind of good news tomorrow. it's tomorrow. it's not going to be as hot. but in general, the heao will be locked in place for the rest of the week. bike heat dome, we need the way to the atmosphere on top of us. literally her atmosphere piled up over not just california the bay area, but the whole western u.s. uppel upper level of higher pressure. the air further up is going to spread out to the side, but it is also going to spread downwar. going to spread downward. sinking air compresses the air t ground level. the compression one set up even further. that leads us into the extreme heat . the extre

as you get over a little closer to the napa area 110 in napa, 180 out the 105 in saint lena 105 degrees and 94 in 94 in a rohnert park that actually seems pretty reasonable compared to 110 in santa rosa's. these temperatures unbelievably hot around the bay area. records likely falling today and likely going to see another round of records tomorrow. really the only place that you can beat the heat is right along the coastline. the richmond district check out that a very comfortable 71 degrees. 76 degrees in pacifica and you're actually in the 60's in half moon bay, another hot one, probably even a little hotter tomorrow. guys, back to you. thank you, lauren. well, with the temperatures hitting these triple digits across much of the bay area, a lot of people headed to the beach today to cool off. >> this is the scene from stinson beach where the parking lot got packed with cars early this morning. some people say they arrived as early as 8 o'clock in order to beat the crowds. there. the golden gate, national recreation area tweeted out this alert at 11, 40 this morning. it says parking lo

> i'm standing in one of the most unique vineyard in all of napa valley. the way they grow wine grapes here is not only providing some protection froms heat but it may be offering the industry a way to get double the crop on the same amount of land. >> by 2:00 p.m. it was 115 degrees in mark neil's rutherford vineyard. yesterday was even hotter at 118. neil has seen lot in his 56 years o. >> i have sty this one here is catching my attention because i think the last time i saw 118 was yesterday and the previous one was like -- i think it was 77 or 76 here in napa valley. >> neil began helping his dad grow grapes when he was only 8g the way he became something of k a maverick in the valley. in 194 valley. in 1984 he was the first grower to be certified organice organic. he also invent add system for lighting up his vineyard, pioneering the idea of harvesting grapes in the cool of the midnight hour. but it is his latest innovation that is drawing attention during this brutal heat wave. >> this vine is catching all of the sun rays. 100% of the sun rays and dow

when the service expired last month, the napa valley grape growers, napa valley vintners and visit napa valley. join together to pay almost $100,000 for 24, 7 monitoring of the cameras from early september to november. 5th gets the firefighters on scene. >> even in a minute sooner than they would have been. otherwise, it's it's worth doing. >> and it's another tool in the tool box, along with many others to just try to help minimize the likelihood of wildfires and that the county are detecting fires and have detected a couple that sizable enough that they're my hand. >> caught them like half an hour before anybody else reported them that that happen kind of critical in some of these fires that go from small, too. enormous in very rapid period. the sensors are located on atlas peak clover, flat and dine mountain after the 3 month period. the wind groups are going to follow up with napa county officials. >> one of the things we want to confirm is whether or not the early provide a noticeable advantage to the firefighters in getting to a fire. preliminary indications are it might, but we w

a napa head over to head to do napa dot com for a full list of events. and we also are going to let up on our website kron 4 dot com. all right. well, welcome back. we have to get another check of weather because things have a change that for us in the bay area no longer just a dry streak. some wet weather we've been experiencing. good morning, john. yeah, that rainfall certainly appreciated yesterday rain. it was nice to see it after so long and >> a really good helping of it to sonoma county mountains still on track to see over 2 inches of it from the system alone. while most of us across the rest of the bay area seeing some lighter amounts, areas like san francisco, the east bay hills, seeing some pockets of heavier rainfall yesterday. now this morning were comparatively a little bit quiet. we have some showers around morgan hill searching up through tracy, the stockton and then out towards point, raise right up through western sonoma county. couple sprinkles around guerneville and monte rio at this point further to the north of us. we do also have so

temperatures are sticking in the 80s and 90s today from napa down to san jos. san jose. all the way back to mountain view and the eastern hills. once we wake up tomorrow and go into the afternoon, it will be upper 70s and lower 80s. it is a very similar set up all all the way to the east bay with with upper 90s on-site. will keep you updated on this trend here in the weather center. back back to you. > >> the chance to get back to business tomorrow. the question is still unanswered before the warriors training camp. > >> building community and feedig families and workers will talk about the winery garden that is providing for workers family. >> are you ready for some basketball? tomorrow, the warriors will be back at it. they will begin their training . training camp. there are some unanswered questions as they gear up for the season. the first is, will the team complete complete the 50 man roster? thee they have -- players this seaso. this season. another big questin big question is james wiseman. e missed all of last season for a knee injury. he looked pretty good in r

net group. >> reporter: reporting in napa valley, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >> one family.s bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. >> >> we begin with an alarming discovery. police find a significant workshop of homemads homemade guns inside a san jose home. >> i never would've guessed that that was happening in this neig. this neighborhood. >> a 911 call open the doors to a bigger investigation. >> this is essentially a gun factory in this residence. >> the strangest part, some of what police say was happening is is legal. > >> september brought the area much needed rain. >> the rain is 100% beneficial. we will take it. >> but the rest of the year may be a different story. e

one storms in the mountainf northern napa. locally heavy ral and widespread activity in eastn contra costa county. this is ben dropping clouds and lightning a, to the east of the county line. there is still heavier rain arod discovery bay extending toward brentwood and oakley. a few shos moving into southern santa clar. not as heavy but right along the header between gilroy and morgan and morgan hill. everything is g south to north. this is the patn we will be in. the rainfall amounts so far, they haven't ben bad. over two inches in the mou. the mountains. 1.5 inches for nn napa county. otherwise talking n one quarter inch and one inch depending on where you are. an opportunity to add rain. the bet rain chances in the 40% range. i i can't guarantee that you will get more rain in your yard or m. my yard. just a chance. > >> all smiles. look at that. out at that. out to the season-ending injury. what is nt is next with him back in the picture? > >> it appears that rainbow fentanyl may be turning up in the bay area. the discovery

. > >> workers at a napa valley winery were producing results while also feeding their famili. how they are growing their own s at work to take home the freshest food. > >> farmworkers are crucial part of the wine industry and the bay area. thousands live and work here as our neighbors. we see one winery in napa vally where the staff grow their own produce at work to feed their f. >> carmelo lyons spends his day going row by row in the vins of somerton estates. with almost 20 years on the ranch, he years on the ranch, he is an irrigation manager who has become an essential part of the team. today, he is checking the water lines for any leaks or breaks in the system. he finds one and quickly fixes it. >> but when he is not hard atk helping to make wine, he is feeg his passion for gardening withot leaving the job. >> in mexico, they girl out or own produce. something i have always thought was a really special opportunity. we have te large vineyards and sometimes there are areas that are not great for grapes but it is stilt dirt. >> carmelo works alongside the alongside the vineya

napa up by seven.brentwood , 75 in walnut creek. this interesting number here in berkeley have to wonder about that. perhaps maybe it's a something higher in the hills because our hills continue with temperatures in the mid eighties to about 90 degrees this morning , and very dry conditions. 66 in san francisco. a very nice 55 at half moon bay, widespread seventies for inland cities to start the day, lafayette 75. we have 77 reported right now in piedmont, and for your afternoon seven. he's in pacifica. we've got mid nineties too low one hundred's expected for inland cities. what? redwood city i should say bayside communities redwood city looking at 107 for you today. 100 in oakland to the north bay one. oh, nine in napa hotter spots inland east bay, 1 , 16, livermore, 1, 13 and anti attack. better details on the cool down coming our way in the extended forecast after the break. all right. thank you. rosemary california's power grid a little bit of extra help yesterday coming up in our six o'clock our

valley grape growers, napa valley vintners and visit napa valley. join together to pay almost $100,000 for 24, 7 monitoring of the cameras from early september to november gets the firefighters on scene. >> even in a minute sooner than they would have been otherwise, it's worth doing. >> and it's another tool in the tool box, along with many others to just try to help minimize the likelihood of wildfires and that the county, the sensors are located on atlas peak clover flat and diamond mountain. >> after the 3 month period, the wind groups are going to follow up with napa county officials. >> one of the things we want to confirm is whether or not the early provide a noticeable advantage to the firefighters in getting to a fire. preliminary indications are it might, but we want to make sure that we've got the data to be verified. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> let's check the 4 zone forecast. a live look outside the transamerica tower. tip pyramid and the city skyline with some fog behind the tall buildings there. >> yeah, looks great out there, still ve

senior center will be open through eight pm and napa zac's as ktvu, fox two news. company that makes wood products is looking into whether a machine at its facility actually caused the deadly mill fire in siskiyou county, roseburg forest products says it produces electricity by burning fuel remnants at its mill in the city of weed, they say a machine that sprays the ashes with water may have failed to cool them down sufficiently that fire started on friday. they killed two people and destroyed more than 100 structures. roseburg says it is planning to provide up to $50 million for a restoration fund. police in oakland are investigating a deadly stabbing . police say it happened just after 5 30 this evening in the area of 98th avenue and d streets near the elmhurst park at the when you say the victim, a woman in her twenties, officers tried to give her medical aid, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. police actually were on their way to another call in the area, and so people on the streets flagged flagged. the efforts is down while they were en route to the ot

a grape grower in napa valley is tweaking his technique to adopt or adapt to climate change.showing you that your next glass of chardonnay or merlot may be made made from grapes that grow on the same fine. > >> one of the most unique vineyards in napa valley, the way they grow grapes not only providing protection from the heat but it could be offering doub the crop on the louble >> by degrsin therford vineyard and s even ho years of farming. >> this one is catch my attenti. my attention. the last time i saw 118 was yesterday and the previous was 77 or 76. >> he began helping his father grow grapes when he was eight, bought his first tractor at age9 age 9 and along the way became a a maverick in the valley. in 1984 the first grower to be certified organic. he invented a a system for lighting up the vid the vineyard pioneering the idea idea of harvesting grapes in the the cool of the midnight hour. but it is the latest innovation drawing attention during this heatwave. along each row he has planted two grapevines, one on top of the other. >> this is catching the sun 100. sun 10

up to 116 in some of the co-ops, napa reaching 114. san jose, 109.temperatures in the bay area, st. helena, downtown, up to 119. this heat is just unreal. can't even believe i'm saying this. healdsburg reaching 117 yesterday. pittsburg and pleasanton as well as saratoga, some of the other weather stations reached 116 degrees. today it's going to be slightly lower. but still definitely dangerously hot. as we reach up to 105 in east san jose. for the east bay, a high of 104 in martinez. and 108 in pleasanton. fremont reaching 102 degrees. today, palo alto reaching 95. we are seeing some cooling near the immediate coastline. so half moon bay won't be as hot. we'll also see slightly cooler temperatures for the marina district and the mission district reaching 88. 108 in napa. 109 in clear lake. this heat dome will gradually weaken, but now let's turn our attention to the weekend. there's hurricane kay to our south. that tropical moisture will surge our way as we see the dark shades of green. we are, as of now, not sure if this could cause thunderstorms,

for example, across the napa and sonoma valleys, more let you know, vineyards are making big names formselves. are crawford's taylor's sacking spoke to the mexican american vintners association where many members share a similar journey. >> a table full of different families sharing similar stories and backgrounds. most of our parents were farm workers came years farm workers to the united states. so we share that common. >> and we've all grown up working in the vineyards and working for other. proprietor son, the in the fields in the vineyards and over time, the second generation that their generation, we started. producing our own wine. you go in libya, maldonado own mother, nano family vineyards in calistoga. >> there are also a couple of the first members of the mexican-american vintners association or mother which formed in 2010 as a way to bring together wineries with shared history and struggles very much an intricate 5 the napa valley wine making his story. >> i think that for the bulk of the development of point country. kind of been the backdrop mostly seen as a vineyard work

by noon to 2:00, the south wind brought the 115 in napa down to 100. we have some thunderstorms around reno. looking at activity in terms of low clouds and fog this morning. the 24 hour temperature change, we are looking at numbers not as warm as it yesterday at this time. we are going to get into that right now. we have got a clicker problem. 65 in oakland, 50's on the coast. we are 2-8 degrees cooler compared to yesterday but that is not saying acre lot. we will continue to see the excessive heat warning until thursday. san francisco out of the heat advisory. temperatures at 10 4-105, 70's and the coast. kumasi: thousands of bay area residents without present -- without power, the majority of them are in the south bay. we zoom in to show you where everything is. no timetable on when these customers could get power back. these outages happened even as the state was able to avoid you can always go to the pge website. >> we were able to avoid widespread blackouts but there are still concernedpower rate. supply may not meet demand as people try to keep c

he served up delicious food from tokyo to napa. we're joined by iron chef arimoto on his newest creation, another restaurant here in the bay area. e. i good morning. we are tracking hurricane ian. literally minute by minute. this is a live picture from isle of palms, south carolina. it's east of charleston, where a flash flood warning is in effect in with its 80 mile. an hour winds is expected to make landfall in the carolinas a few hours from now. welcome to the nine it's friday, september 30th and you know, earlier in the newsroom, we were all just a lot of us were just standing around watching this video. this heartbreaking video from that situation. i mean, i keep list, you know, family there. keep checking in. my sister has no electricity, intermittent cell service, and so i'm trying to figure out what she needs and how i can get it to her. that's that's the situation that they're in down there right now. and she you're not. they're focusing on other parts, the hardest hit areas so she could be there for a long time without el

the week. >> in napa, amanda hari kron, 4 news. well, heading now to our wildfire coverage. the franklin fire has burned more than >> 100 acres in martinez. it started around 06:00pm yesterday. the containment has grown to 75%. the flames got dangerously close to area ranch's cost the sense of panic. >> we run it. i don't know 167 d haddock housing there. and of course, is a barnes. you know, and houses very concerned. and that kind got worried. so i came to see him out now. it's my on my friends here, my neighbors and my run up and see if i can help them out. >> there was an evacuation warning issued for some neighborhoods nearby that since has been cleared. no injuries or structures damage have been reported. one of the most destructive fires burning right now is the mill fire that's in northern california. 2 people have died in that fire burning near the town of we did siskiyou county authorities confirm the individuals were adult women ages 66 73. the fire has burned more than 4,000 acres and it's 55% contained over 130 structu

downpours reaching parts of marin, sonoma and napa counties. farther south around the bay shoreline communities and through the south bay and into the santa cruz mountains it got heavy downpours and strong gusting wind. current wind gusts ranging from 25 to 35 miles per hour. despite the localized intensity, this is a level 1 storm on the abc seven storm. expect showers and downpours, gusting wind, roadways and i will have more later. dion: sounds good. thanks. across the bay area the storm toppled trees and canceled events. abc7news reporter cornell barnard continues live team coverage in mill valley. you do not have your hood up anymore? cornell: better now that where is my umbrella? it has been pouring all day today in the north bay. certainly took a lot of people by surprise. we are getting a break in the weather right now, but it has toppled trees, caused power outages, and chased a lot of people away from this long time a arts festival here in noe valley. >> came outcome my car is not damage, so i am happy about that. cornell: a sunday mo

nonetheless well above average temperatures tomorrow afternoon from napa to the east inland hills to the south bay upper 90s and triple s triple digits are expected. a scorcher this afternoon, not breaking records like yesterday or the day before but it is still very warm so we need to practice caution. as we are headed outdoors look before you lock the car to make sure you do do not leave anyone or anything behind into the afternoon things things are nice near the coastle the coastline but it is well above average. be careful, the t the heat is slowly ramping down to average as we are headed into into the weekend but we will keep you updated in the weather. weather center. >> at least we will get relief from the heat. even on the coast it was really really hot. a lot lot of people getting out early. early. if you are planning on delays for public transit. bart with a single track from concord concord to pleasant hill after triple digits overheated equipment in contra costa county. warping a small section of the track forcing rush-hour riders of the busiest commute line and into a li

media that we'll be posting that information live in napa. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> happening now, a flex alert remains in effect, but will expire shortly at 10:00pm. flex alerts are issued when demand on the electrical grid is particularly high and supply is low. so until 10 o'clock tonight, you should avoid using major appliances like dishwashers or microwaves and set your thermostat to 78 degrees. once we get past 10:00pm, you can run those appliances and do things like charge your electric vehicle again, the energy saving continues tomorrow as the california independent system operator also known as cal iso issued another flex alert, running from 04:00pm to 09:00pm conditions on the state's electrical grid are anticipated to be even worse in today. the demand possibly exceeding the all-time record set back in july of 2006 when demand exceeded more than 50,000 megawatts state officials warned that if the supply of electricity gets too low, rotating blackouts are possible across california. so far, cal iso said that they hope people con

degrees san mateo's in the north bay, 86 4 napa. for the inner east bay. one of our warmer spots 93 anti ac 91 for more gun hill in the south bay got the niners playing later today in denver. game time. 5 20 mostly sunny skies 70 degrees southeast priest about 10 mph, so they have some great weather for that game. let's go. niners how about the extended forecast temperatures again will continue to drop into monday. tuesday wednesday, right now looks to be the coolest day or in the communities in the mid eighties upper seventies around the bay mid sixties at the coast, a few degrees warmer on thursday, back to you, okay, thanks, rosemary. those who plan to take part today in the east bay should expect delays. the transit agency is using a single track between the concord and pleasant hill stations. crews are trying to fix the track where the train derailed between those two stations back in june. bart riders say on the yellow line writers should expect delays of up to 20 minutes. caltrain is going green, the transit agency unveiled its new electric fleet in

it looks to be more towards napa county.be solano county, out man also up towards lake county later today, seventies on those steps, all right, we have to head up right over to south san mateo bridge. eastbound westbound. where eastbound steve heading over toward hayward from foster city. they're trying to open one lane right now. all the lanes are open. i'm sorry, closed because of a deadly collision eastbound. it happened about a half hour ago. you can see that no one is getting through for the moment, but i just heard some radio traffic indicating that they're going to try and get this traffic through a lot one lane through eastbound. meanwhile westbound is not affected. westbound is the commute direction and you can see that's not effective. let's talk about some of these other commutes here now, if you are driving across the dumbarton bridge to get over to the east bay that would be good. and also the bay bridge also looks good getting across. we'll have another update on this in just a few minutes. 501 let's go back to

descenso 91 grados la influencia de la humedad que llega por kate temperaturas en los 69 al norte napa en pantalla) >> después de una jornada de apagones en alameda autoridades de la electricidad dicen que no era necesario cortar el suministro la advertencia fue una orden para iniciar los recortes la agencia confirmó los problemas de mala comunicación y tomarán cartas en el asunto >> comunicación que pudo costar la vida de muchos pacientes de un hospital de san josé que quedó a oscuras en horas de la noche del martes >>de de quedar sin electricidad el generador de emergencia no funcionó causando la suspensión de cirugías trasladaron pacientes en la unidad de cuidados intensivos >> en san josé las temperaturas el martes dejaron miles de residentes sin electricidad >> lópez regresó a esa zona al este de san josé investigaste si habían restablecido el servicio >> qué tal buenas noches bueno esta es la situación que viven muchos residentes a esta hora al este de san josé me dicen muchos que la electricidad regresó ayer e nht pero volvió a irse esta tarde muchos me dicen que ante esta situa

people in napa headed to a cooling center. that's after thousands of people. customers lost power in the middle of this heatwave kron four's amanda hari lives there. now after talking to some people who are trying to >> get out of those hot conditions. amanda, how's it looking up there? >> well, when i got here earlier this afternoon, my car was reading 111 degrees. i just checked. now it's about 97. so feeling a little bit better. but i spoke to some people that have the heat was just too much to bear. >> this is and idealistic. i mean, yeah. when they on facebook, i was here. the sidewalks of map over empty monday afternoon as temperatures reached well over 100 degrees. more than 4,000 pg and e customers lost power around the same time. the city posted this message on social media announcing a cooling center at the napa senior center. i woke up this morning. it already 100 out and i was just so red and white comfortable. >> went to starbucks first a little bit. and then they went to the movie theater that come back to bring my work. and it was just told to i

their families. >> napa was a special place to come to, because of how pretty it was. but also, there was so much opportunity. >> reporter: it is hard work here and long days all year. you you have to move quick to pick up grapes off the vine. so the garden is one more way the winery can say thank you. >> i always say what makes a great estate great is not just the location and climate of that that location, but really the people behind it to make it hap. it happen. >> reporter: carmelo showed us the incredible he helped create, create, which would be the envy of any organic section at the local supermarket. the beauty is is not just in the quality you see in each section, but in what what it represents for the work. the workers. giving them a sense sense of unity. a bond built by their shared culture, creating community and celebrating their heritage at the same time. >> we are a real tightknit group. i would call us a family. >> reporter: reporting in napa county, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. > >> all right, he has back. we are talking about jimmy g and is in tonight's red

we understand that this is very near a napa auto parts store. we will update you as we get more information. > >> our other top stories, dozens dozens are stuck on a friday when a b.a.r.t. train malfunctioned. now, hours later, the message from b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. itself. find a different way to get home. > >> well the calendar says, it's fall, but the weather and mother mother nature have other plans. details on our long weekend. > >> plus using the power of the sun to stay fire-ready. the new agreement for california fire c. fire crews. afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. > >> b.a.r.t. says don't get on if if you can avoid it. kpix 5's anne makovec is here in the newsroom with the big problems that really stretched all day and probably will go into tonight. what a mess! it was a nightmare scenario for about 200 200 passengers stuck on board a train that got caught in the trans bay tube. it lost power, and they were in the dark on that train for about two hours. it really is something that strikes fear into your heart. it it happened just after

and our temperatures again a little bit cooler in most areas down by four degrees in napa down by two novato down by four sfo livermore, you're down by six, meanwhile, conquered santa rosa, you're actually up by a few degrees 80 degrees right now , in concord, 80. over livermore for the north bay. we've got 76 in novato around the base, 63 san francisco mid sixties over hayward. into the afternoon. we go with the cloud cover there, you see, continuing to move onshore and then pushing off to the east. by nine o'clock this evening, we finally began to see a little bit of low cloud cover and that mid and high level cloud cover out of the area less for tomorrow as it continues to move away 87 degrees for a santa rosa today will go up for sixties in san francisco seventies in oakland, 84 livermore 79 over san jose. so temperatures very seasonal for this time of year, mid sixties, the afternoon i expected in pacifica 79 for napa in the south bay 79 over san jose. temperatures will continue to drop a getting into the coming days. better details on what you can expect in the extended forecast

napa county initiated the program back in 2021 and maintained through public funds.y detection sensous could really help prevent fires like the devastating twenty-twenty glass fire that caused a nearly 2 billion dollars in economic law, a loss and damage when the service ended. last month, though these grape growers came together to pay almost $100,000 to continue monitoring through november. >> gets the firefighters on scene even in a minute sooner than they would have been. otherwise. it's it's worth doing. and it's another tool in the tool box, along with many others to just try to help minimize the likelihood of wildfires and that the county. >> yeah, the sensors are located on atlas peak clover flat and diamond mountain. after november, the white group will be following up with napa county officials to see if they can keep that program going. >> well, rain may be returning to our forecast, but the storm will be enough to in the ongoing drought. california has seen significant rainfall in months. the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor shows that almost all

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around napa county, an inch or so. scattered activity showing up for southern southern napa county, more for northern contra costa county, but that has been fading off the the radar quickly. this is a hey downpour, making its way off the the ultimate past, but heavy downpours lining up their way off the south of livermore. we will see what conditions along 580, just in time for the evening commute, as if things at messy enough already for that t. enough activity for the central valley, even outside of severe thunderstorms in the sacramento valley as we head into the restf the afternoon and evening. still, something we will keep an keep an eye on just in case. futurecast with alameda county is, shows more activity trying to develop south to north as we head through this evening. once the sun goes down, everything fizzles out. we should get through tonight and early tomorw morning without much on the radar. we are still in this unsettled pattern. be flexible r any outdoor plans because we wil see scattered showers, baby

pop-up showers possible out towards the napa, too. heavier rainfall possible towards the late afternoon for portions of solano counties. so if you are in vacaville and fairfield plan on that potential of a thunderstorm poppingcup later on today during this time, most of the bay area clear, cool and actually pretty calm. rainfall estimates for areas like san francisco around 507 inch today. that's really nothing more than a couple of sprinkles and very similar to that as we move into tomorrow. as for today, it's 60 70's for san francisco and really the rest of the bay area too. just a touch cooler at the coastline than the rest of the bay area. if you're along the bay shore or inland doesn't really matter because our temperatures will be very similar. most of us in the mid 70's for your afternoon highs up through hayward at 74 degrees. conquered at 77 today. we'll be at 73 in valais home for santa rosa. 72 degrees tomorrow and wednesday. very similar to today. mid 70's on average inland and pretty similar to that to that right along th

en san rafael, napa, santa rosa, ya se siente un poco mÁs fresco. el interior un poco elevadas. san josÉ con 92° y la costa irÁ disminuyendo. incrementando la nubosidad para el fin de semana. la prÓxima semana laboral con 70°. utilice el cÓdigo en pantalla para que conozca mÁs como mantenerse fresco. ramÓn: gracias. las temperaturas parece que comienzan a disminuir. y hoy se reunieron en san josÉ autoridades de santa clara para pedir al gobierno federal que mantengan la prohibiciÓn de gasolina con plomo en el aeropuerto. vamos a ver los detalles. reportera: muy buenas tardes. autoridades locales de santa clara y autoridades a nivel federal estuvieron reunidos esta maÑana aquÍ, en conferencia de prensa, para pedir mantener la prohibiciÓn de no utilizar combustible con plomo para los aviones en este reparto. las autoridades santa clara dicen que ya habÍan emitido una provisiÓn a travÉs de la junta de supervisores del condado y es que este combustible hace daÑo a los niÑos, especialmente a los que viven cerca del aeropuerto. compartieron una cifra, 6 m

lot of 60's cover up the east bay shoreline with 65 for napa. got 69. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa, the a's host, the white sox, bringing them in from chicago. 6.40, game time. the first pitch near 70 for temperatures for you. we've got mostly sunny and mild. west winds at about a 10 or so. so they're not real real breezy with all of that. starting a little chilly, though, by the end of the game. is it booming nightfall? 73 by 8 by 11. we're talking 89 more in your 4 zone forecast and a bit right now. rain is ec

in napa's 9/11 memorial garden where steel beams from the collapsed world trade center stand prayers for the fallen 2,996 spirits were not destroyed. they live in us the names of those who perished are forever etched here. those names cannot be forgotten the courage that took place that day should echo forever former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his perspects to those lost and to the first responders still serving our communities to the firefighters here. to the police officers to the people making the community a wonderful safe place. i have so much gratitude for you cornell bernard abc 7 news. today you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 at our website abc 7 news.com. you can also find it on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app moving on now three people were hurt in a shootout in an indoor marijuana grow operation in san leandro early this morning. police say a burglary was reported on adams avenue. not far from the oakland airport officers arrived and learned. there was a shootout between suspects and people working at the site. officers saw a van speed aw

in clear lake today, napa reaching 108.at continues, and there will be some relief down the road. we'll talk more about that. mike, you were looking for something going on near treasure island. >> looking at treasure island, we are looking westbound. those taillights, i was watching for slowing because right there just after the tunnel reports of a disabled vehicle cleared from the chp report. no problems getting across. the slowing has cleared from the sensors. whatever slowing we had has cleared for the last couple of minutes. toward the grand avenue onramp to eastbound 80, no more crashes, just cleared, as well, from the oakland chp. great drive to greet you for this first report of the show. a smooth flow throughout the east bay and north bay across the water. no major delays. altamont pass will see a build. now folks getting back for some who took the weekend off. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. >>> that heat is proving to be too much for the bay area's power grid, knocking out transformers, leach -- leaving t

northern sonoma county and even over into the clear lake area a little bit farther to the south through napa down the marine county. we've got some heavy downpours and a whole wave of new rainfall pushing into the santa cruz mountain isn't onto the peninsula right now and we have gusty wind ranging from 25 to nearly 40 miles per hour across the bay area this storm ranks one on the abc 7 exclusive storm impact scale through tuesday. we'll continue to have some showers and brief downpours slight chance of thunder gusty winds or slippery roadways. i have the complete accuweather 7 day forecast coming up a little bit later. yeah that explains that horizontal rain from early. yes. all right spencer. thanks. cross the bay area the storm toppled trees and caused spinouts even canceled events abc 7 news reporter. bernard continues our live team coverage he is in mill valley with us tonight and boy you are soaked. it's been raining pouring in fact all day today in the north bay after a brief break the rain just started again. certainly got a lot of people's attention today causing accidents causing p

meanwhile in the north bay, we've got 82 for napa today, 77.francisco and widespread seventies for our basic communities. some of our hotter spots for today. 90 degrees expected for antioch temperatures will drop getting into your bay area monday and continue to fall tuesday. wednesday thursday, mid sixties at the coast low seventies around the bay just about 80 degrees tuesday wednesday, slightly warmer on thursday for our inland cities, claudia okay. thanks, rosemary. well coming up. police have made an arrest in the murder case of an eight year old hayward girl. next on mornings on two on the plus, rely with state attorney general rob bonta with details on that horrific meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase

you can see that that's happening over in napa contra costa and santa clara counties. it's still being determined what exactly caused these outages. so we're going to keep an eye on all these and bring you the latest. hopefully, people are finding some way to find relief in this time. well, when the weather gets this hot, the state's power grid gets trained. we are in another flex alert today. this one running longer than the previous ones. this alert running until. >> 9 o'clock tonight, state officials gather today to talk about what you should and should not do during the alert. kron four's nesbitt in livermore with more on that drop. >> pam, it's a hot one, especially here in the east bay. like lauren said, those temperatures by phone is reading a temperature of 112 degrees right now in livermore. and this heat wave going continue the rest of the week. it's those triple digits that has cal iso concerned about rolling blackouts. the sun is out and many people are home and join this labor day. but that means increased energy demands and concerns from cal iso. presiden

from napa. kiet do spoke with her today. >> reporter: for amy collins, it collins, it has been 2 1/2 yeare that day. she has not felt right right since, and is not sure shr will. >> it does help to speak about , let it be out there. >> reporter: amy picked up a passenger at a winery in napa, right away, could tell he was i. >> he got up in between the driver side seat and passenger seat and was on top of me, telling me you are so beautiful, beautiful, i love your breasts. then, he would come around my neck and have my his hands around my neck me choking me and and he would keep fondling me. i i kept trying to push him back, but he kept coming at. my phone was right here, and i cannot geo it to call 911. i am on the highway. >> did you think you were going to die? >> yeah, i thought this was a possibility this would not end . >> reporter: her story is not unique. she joins a total of 17 riders and passengers and drivers with a lawsuit against lyft saying they were physically or sexually assaulten

well, above 110, napa got up to one '08.today. records broken for likely even more cities. now we are going to be seeing that sea breeze just completely running out and actually replaced with a dry southwesterly wind, this flow of air from our hot, dry desert basins out to the bay area is going to bring temperatures to are very hot us today and cut off access to that ocean. cool there. that usually keeps us moderated at least as far as compared to our inland areas like the central valley and one of the reasons today's excessive heat warnings, pink areas further inland. but that pink now extending all the way out to the bay shore, triple digits right along the shore of the bay heat advisories right along the coastline today. all of us, if you're watching are under advisories of some sort today, 80's to 90's for san francisco, 70's 80's at the coast, which is still your best option. but not as cool as you might expect, 90's to triple digits along the bay shore, redwood city in palo alto at one. 0, 7 mountain view in woodside a

senior center will be open through eight pm and napa zach sous ktvu fox.two news and free water bottles were handed out to students in east palo alto. today this is all part of an effort to help students stay cool. state senator josh becker dropped off water bottles to students and staff that cesar chavez middle school. the ravenswood city school district, also received new portable air conditioning units, and some of the classrooms actually don't have any air conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning, and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat for more on the forecast back to bill we go. a lot of people went cooler class, and we just want cooler air. we're getting a little bit at the coast or some fog back. we had a little bit of an onshore flow today that dropped temperatures. these are the numbers from today a couple of degr

that's our livelihood here in the napa valley. it's what we do and that can't happen again rex stoltz from the napa valley veterans association says after a while fire prevention measure fail to pass last spring his organization and two other wine industry groups now stepping up to privately fund these artificial intelligence powered cameras developed by calistoga-based illumination technologies, the cameras are mounted on hilltops capable of det. a fire within seconds of starting there's three of them. covers about half of the area of the county and they're able to instantly detect when a fire happens the cameras are monitored from a command center in arizona which then contacts fire departments so far seven confirmed fires have been detected this summer the price tag for the monitoring not cheap about 33,000 per month. we need to do this we have to do this, but at the end of the day we do think it's something that our local government should be doing supervisor alfredo. pedrosa says napa county has made investments in fire preve

going to be a beautiful weekend up in napa to as we start to warm things back up. >> and right things past week. some 70's and 80's for your highs today. i've got your full forecast. still ahead. then hit the roads on this thursday morning. we're keeping a close eye on your commute will be right back with a look at those drive times. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out our most innovative products. only at lowe's. for millions of people in america, a daily meal isn't a choice between different dishes. it's a choice between food and other crucial needs— like medicine, electricity, or childcare. food shouldn't be an impossible choice. now you have a choice too. how will you choose to end hunger? join the fight to end hunger this september during hunger action month. ♪ ♪ join the fight to end hunger this september from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and sc

in fact, it might be a bit cool for you there. 69 over napa. that's an enjoyable number. low eighties over livermore upper eighties one that creek and 90 degrees right now in brentwood, 99 expected for the areas of antioch, brentwood, but closer to the water. it's a nice day here. we got 78 in oakland in the north bay. a beautiful warm 90. degrees expected for san rafael, as well as napa and for ourselves by 89 over san jose peninsula 85 redwood city. if you're going to the giants game later today, the afternoon high is going to be 71. but by game time temperatures will begin to slip mostly sunny skies 66 degrees west breeze to 15 mph. so a nice evening, settling in here for the giants game as they take on the phillies. here's a look at the extended forecast, and there's a look at the warm up tomorrow will see temperatures bump up by a few degrees, but not quite as painfully hot as we are expecting to go sunday monday. we've got temperatures reaching near that 110 for especially the inner east bay mid nineties around the bay if you don't have a c be careful. it's going to